Factors Which Determine the Selection of Water Treatment Systems

The quality of water supplied to homes and other establishments is of crucial importance for a number of reasons. Especially in the case of potable water, the water from the source, supplied through metallic or plastic pipe for water supply, must be of high quality or must be treated such that it is of the right quality for consumption. This is why water treatment systems are being installed at nearly all supply facilities to ensure that the consumers get safe water for drinking and other uses. Let us look at some of the factors which influence the selection of water treatment systems:

1.The level of contaminant removal sought is one of the foremost considerations for the choice of a water treatment system. Government agencies lay down the necessary rules and conditions for the quality of water supplied to the population for various usages, and depending on these, the treatment of water supplied may be sought. It must be noted that different standards are laid down for different water usages.

2.The quality of the water from the supply source is also another major factor to be considered in the choice of a water treatment system. If the water at the source itself is polluted or not of the desired quality, it must be made fit for supply and usage. The kind of contaminants in the water source will also determine the water treatment and industrial affluents and inorganic waste are treated differently from natural and organic wastes and pollutants present in the water.

3.The prevailing conditions of the water supply must also be taken into consideration when choosing a water treatment system. These conditions include the limitations imposed by the site where the system is to be installed, the number of dependent consumers, height of the installation, etc.

4.The reliability of the water treatment system also needs to factored in when choosing one. This I especially important in case of a system being installed at a source for the supply of potable water. Since water supply must be regular, the water treatment installed must not require frequent cleaning and maintenance and must be reliable. At the same time, the time taken for maintenance works must not be long so as to not disrupt the water supply.

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